2025 Rankings: Athletes Abound Across The State

Athletes everywhere.   That's what the 2025 Class looks like, with nine guys who excel at multiple spots already in the rankings. Here's a look at the list of sophomores who couldn't be limited to one position.   [player_tooltip player_id='272699' first='Da'Marion' last='Coe'], Hartsville   Coe is a blazingly fast kick returner, able to weave his way through a bunch of traffic. On defense, he's a good player in coverage, and a great player when he's tracking down the ball, chasing plays all over the field. He's got a tremendous motor and never seems to quit.    [player_tooltip player_id='272705' first='Armoni' last='Weaver'], Byrnes   The first of two Byrnes athletes on the list, Weaver spent time primarily on offense for the Rebels out of necessity. He was Byrnes' second-leading receiver, with 36 catches for 599 yards and six TDs, adding more than 400 return yards. He had 10 total TDs and intercepted a couple passes on defense. Weaver is a standout in all three phases, and his role for the Rebels will only get bigger.    [player_tooltip player_id='272708' first='Chamarryus' last='Bomar'], Byrnes   Bomar was all over the field for the Rebels. He took snaps at QB, where he completed two passes and rushed for a score. He caught 20 balls for 405 yards and five touchdowns. He recorded double-digit tackles, picked off two passes, and broke up three more. And he played on special teams, returning a kick. The Rebels were really good with Bomar anywhere around the ball, and he found a way to make that happen a lot.    [player_tooltip player_id='346196' first='Jamarion' last='Fling'], Dillon   Want to have some success against Dillon? Maybe don't let Fling anywhere near the ball. Whether it's at RB or DB, he's a threat every time he touches it. Offensively, he shows great balance and unreal acceleration, with the ability to run away from defenders. On the defensive side, he's fearless. He jumps routes, he knocks balls down, he chases plays from behind, and he dishes out big hits. Oh, and he plays special teams, too.    [player_tooltip player_id='346197' first='Jameson' last='Wilson'], Westside   Wilson is a stat-stuffer in the truest sense of the word. He did most of his damage for the Rams at WR and DB, but he did a LOT more. He threw a pass, recorded a carry, and returned both a kick and a punt, in addition to his regular duties. He had 11 catches for 311 yards and two scores, recorded 61 tackles with three for loss, picked off two passes, and recovered a fumble.    [player_tooltip player_id='272720' first='Cameron' last='Austin'], Barnwell   Austin is a threat with his arm as well as his legs. He threw for 878 yards and 13 TDs as a sophomore, adding 214 yards on the ground. The Warhorses' offense ran primarily through near-3,000 yard rusher [player_tooltip player_id='262552' first='Tyler' last='J Smith'], but Austin looks poised to take on a much bigger role for Barnwell going forward. He's got a big arm, makes good decisions, and throws well both from the pocket and on the move.    [player_tooltip player_id='464893' first='Treshon' last='Burgess'], Lake City   It's not often easy to sum up guys who do a lot of things well, but there's a pretty quick summary here: [player_tooltip player_id='464893' first='Treshon' last='Burgess'] LOVES contact. Playing primarily at defensive back for the Panthers, Burgess' film is big hit after big hit. He's more than that, though. He's good in coverage, and he's a sure tackler as well as a big hitter, making stops in space. Offensively, he gives Lake City a significant threat, but there's still that love for physical play - his first offensive highlight, the first overall, actually, is a touchdown-springing block 30 yards downfield.    [player_tooltip player_id='605528' first='Jameat' last='Williams'], Aiken   Williams had a good season at several spots for the Hornets, notably at RB. He'll be expected to take a step up as an upperclassman. He's a quick player who has the athleticism to also be a basketball standout for Aiken. That ability translates to the field. (No video available).   [player_tooltip player_id='229968' first='Branden' last='Broadwater'], Carolina Academy   Broadwater plays above his size for the Trojans. He covers well, he jams guys at the line, and he's particularly good in run-support, making great open-field tackles and chasing down plays. He also contributes at receiver for Carolina, and plays on special teams.

Athletes everywhere.